Word: vetoing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...CURSED spite, that I was born this wrong to write." Paraphrasing Hamlet with bitter humor. TIME'S Common Market correspondent Jason McManus cabled that message to New York last week in the heat of reporting his part of the cover story on Charles de Gaulle's veto of Great Britain's application to the Common Market. For Correspondent McManus, 28. the week's events had a special impact...
Cooper, who will be assistant professor of Government, does his research on the workings of Congress. He has published several artistes on the legislative veto, and his study of "The Previous Question: Its Status as a Precedent for Cloture" was printed last year as U.S. Senate Document...
...United States would be foolish to get involved in any "silly game of reprisals" resulting from France's veto of Britain's application for membership in the European Economic Community, Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, declared yesterday...
Second, Reston's clumsy threat was directed at Adenauer after clear signs that Germany would oppose De Gaulle's veto on British entry. Why Adenauer should be so addressed is unclear, since it takes only France's vote to bar Britain from the Market now or ever. A German blackball would be not only unlikely but redundant. Evidently, when Washington says Germany they mean France, just as when Moscow says Albania they mean China...
...Grant the President an "item veto" of appropriations measures-the power to veto a single appropriation without killing an entire bill...